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10:07Post-Draft Breakdown: Biggest Questions in the NFC North
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0:472026 NFL Draft Grades: Bears Select Zavion Thomas No. 89
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1:58Can QB Tyler Shough Elevate the Saints' Offense?
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1:42Green Bay Packers' Under-the-Radar Players
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10:44One Reason For Optimism: NFC North
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1:37NFL Futures: Bold Picks for Bears and Saints
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1:44NFL Moves Ranked: No. 4 - Bills Acquire DJ Moore
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9:47NFC North Position Battles to Watch
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10:19Biggest Questions For NFC North
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1:57NFL Win Totals: New England Returning To The Top?
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1:50Breaking Down Rams in Prisco's 2026 Top 100
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1:41NFC North Top 100: Chicago Rankings Accurate?
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Top Zavion Thomas News
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Bears' Zavion Thomas: Could handle gadget role
Thomas could emerge as a valuable gadget player on offense for the Bears during his rookie season, Courtney Cronin of ESPN.com reports.
Thomas was selected in the third round of April's NFL Draft and comes equipped with 4.28 speed. While he may not have an immediate role as a receiver behind Rome Odunze, Luther Burden and Kalif Raymond, the Bears are expected to get Thomas some easy touches to showcase his wheels and big-play ability. At the very least, Thomas appears lined up to handle returner duties for Chicago.
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Bears' Zavion Thomas: Taken by Chicago
The Bears selected Thomas in the third round of the 2026 NFL Draft, 89th overall.
Though he primarily operated on the boundary as a starter at LSU, Thomas showed his versatility in motions and backfield action, and he also has the experience on special teams as a returner on kickoffs and punts that should help him contribute immediately to the Bears. Thomas' speed and acceleration means he is a threat to make a game-altering play any time he touches the ball, which makes him an intriguing playmaker in the offensive scheme of head coach Ben Johnson. There's a real chance that Thomas beats out Jahdae Walker and Kalif Raymond to earn the Bears' WR3 job behind Rome Odunze and Luther Burden.
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Player Bio
| HT/WT: 5-10, 190 lbs |
| Birthplace: Woodmere, LA |
| Age: 22 |
| School: LSU |
| Experience: R |